Schedule at a Glance & Detailed Schedule Wednesday, June 9th AFEI Summer Symposium 8:30am-10am 21st Century Commerce EXPO Conference Program Committee Meeting-Oceanic A&B 10:00am-Noon AFEI Board of Directors Meeting (Closed Meeting) 11am-5pm Registration outside of Amphitheater 1pm-3pm AFEI General Session-Amphitheater 3pm-5pm Exhibits Open-Atrium Hall Thursday, June 10th EC Day 7am-6pm Registration outside of Amphitheater 8am-9:45am General Session-Amphitheater 9:45am-10:15am Break in Exhibit Hall 10:15am-11am Industry/Government Panel-Amphitheater 11am-Noon Breakout Sessions (click here for overview or click on a sepcific session below for more detailed information)

Finance - Hemisphere B Acquisition/Contracting - Hemisphere A Technical Infrastructure - Meridian E Information Assurance - Meridian C Advanced Technologies - Continental C Personnel Support - Continental B Logistics I - Polaris A Logistics II - Polaris B Noon-1:30pm Lunch in Exhibit Hall 1pm-4pm Embassy Information Awareness Forum-Amphitheater 1:30pm-5pm Breakouts Continue 5pm-6pm Reception in Exhibit Hall Friday, June 11th AFEI Summer Symposium 8am-Noon Breakfast Session-Atrium Ballroom The complete agenda and conference center floorplan are included in this brochure. DETAILED AGENDA JUNE 9th AFEI Summer Symposium 8:30am 21st Century Commerce EXPO 1999 Conference Program Committee-Room Oceanic A&B; The EXPO will be held on November 30 through December 2, 1999 in San Diego, California. 26 subject matter experts are developing the conference program. Mrs. Elaine Litman, Principal Consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers is the 1999 conference chair. Mrs. Litman will chair this planning meeting. Stop by the registration desk to register for the Expo or you can register online here. 10am - AFEI Board of Directors-Room Meridian D&E, Closed Meeting 1pm-3pm AFEI General Assembly-Amphitheater 1pm - Department of Defense Information Policy and Implementation, Dr. Marvin Langston, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (CIO Policy and Implementation) 1:30pm - Department of Commerce Technology Initiatives, The Honorable Gary Bachula, Acting Under Secretary for Technology, DOC 2:00pm-3:15pm - Panel of Government and Industry Program Executives The Reality of EB/EC Best Practices in the Department of Defense What are our best practices? What works and what don't? What is the potential to share these best practices throughout the community (internal to defense and external throughout the supply chain)? What are the mechanisms that support this sharing? Panelists will interact with symposium attendees. James C. Mandracchia, Director of Electronic Commerce, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Enterprise Information Systems, Moderator Panelists Elliott Branch, Executive Director, Acquisition and Business Management, USN; Kevin Carroll, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff for Research, Development and Acquisition, USA; Jim Degracia, Vice President, VISA USA; Oscar Goldfarb, Program Executive Officer, Logistics, USAF; Ralph Kennedy, USMC 3pm-5pm Reception in Exhibit Hall-Atrium Hall JUNE 10th EC Day 8am-9:45am General Session-Amphitheater 9:45am-10:15am Break in Exhibit Hall 10:15am-11am Panel Discussions-Information Assurance for EB/EC This will be a panel discussion led by Dr. Marvin Langston, DoD Deputy Chief Information Officer. Discussion will focus on current technology direction, best commercial practices and interoperability of solutions between government and industry. Panel Members Include: Mr. Carl Alguire, Senior Vice President, Operations, Peapod, Inc. Mr. Alguire is a senior member of Peapod's executive committee, the group that runs the company's operations and strategic direction worldwide. This group oversees e-commerce strategy, marketing, operations and IT. Mr. Alguire has overall management responsibility in Peapod Delivery Services, the company's fulfillment division and directs operations nationally. Mr. Alguire joined the company in 1994 and has managed market growth and sales increases of over 1000%. Mr. Alguire's day to day responsibilities are to create and direct operational strategy, lead the company to improved operating efficiencies, oversee the development, design and implementation of operating processes, create organizational and staff infrastructure and outline and implement performance and operating standards to support expansion and growth. Dr. Steven Kelman, Weatherhead Professor of Public Management, Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. A summa cum laude graduate of Harvard College, with a Ph.D. in government from Harvard University, Dr. Kelman is the author of many books and articles on the policymaking process and on improving the management of government organizations. He has also received number of academic honors throughout the years. In 1996 he was elected a Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration. From 1993 through 1997, Dr. Kelman served as Administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy in the Office of Management and Budget. During his tenure as Administrator, he played a lead role in the Administration's "reinventing government" effort. He led Administration efforts in support of the Federal Acquisition Streamlining Act of 1994 and the Federal Acquisition Reform Act of 1995. Lieutenant General David J. Kelley, Director of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), and Manager of the National Communications System (NCS) General Kelley was promoted to major general on 1 July 1993 while assigned to the Joint Staff. He was assigned as the Vice Director for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and served in that capacity from June 1995 to June 1997, when he was promoted to his present rank and became the Director of DISA and Manager, National Communications System. His personal awards and decorations include: the Defense Distinguished Service Medal; the Defense Superior Service Medal; Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster; the Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster; Meritorious Service Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters; Army Commendation Medal; and Parachutist Badge and Ranger Tab. Lieutenant General Henry T. Glisson, Director, Defense Logistics Agency, United States Army Lt. Gen. Glisson became the 13th Director of the Defense Logistics Agency on July 25, 1997. The Defense Logistics Agency, headquartered at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, is responsible for providing the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and other Federal agencies with a variety of logistics, acquisition and technical services in peace and war. These services include inventory management, procurement, warehousing and distribution of spare parts, food, clothing, medical supplies and fuel; administration of all military service weapon systems acquisition contracts, and reutilization of surplus military materiel. This worldwide mission is performed by approximately 46,000 civilian and military personnel around the world. 11:15am-Noon Breakout Sessions Begin Welcome to the specialized portion of DoD Electronic Commerce Day. Please read over the detailed schedule and identify the presentations among the eight tracks. We have grouped the presentations by functional business area and related presentations will be conducted in the same meeting room. During the presentations, we hope to portray how that functional business area is embracing EC as part of the reengineered business process to improve warfighter support, trading partner interface, and the DoD business infrastructure. We have coordinated the tracks along one-hour blocks so you are free to pick and choose to attend individual presentations among the different tracks. No advanced signups are required and seating will be first-come first-seated. To help you plan your attendance, we have provided a description of the track groupings, name of the track moderator and synopsis and name of the speaker for each presentation. Many of the one-hour blocks have more than one speaker and some will be exciting discussion oriented panels discussing a similar topic. June 11th AFEI Summer Symposium 8:00am-Noon - AFEI Summer Symposium Breakfast Session-Atrium Ballroom Don't miss this closing session of the symposium. Featured speakers, representing five various types of AFEI member companies, will discuss, from an industry point of view, electronic business successes and near successes. You will hear Michael Barski, President, Meade Willis Information Technology, talk about the challenges that small and medium size companies are facing as the new millennium approaches. Jeff Plotnick, Vice President and General Manager of Supply Chain Solutions, Computer Sciences Corporation, will discuss the management of information, is it an asset or a liability? Other guest speakers include Dr. Sandor Boyson, Research Professor, University of Maryland, Supply Chain Management Center, Michael Kim, Microsoft Corporation and Paul Touw, Founder, Vice President of Strategic Directions, Ariba Technologies, Inc.